Esv online concordance

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30% EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml. Impression: • large transmural infarct (scar myocardium) involving apex , apical ½ of anterior wall, septum and all other apical segments. • Marked LV cavity dilatation. • Myocardial viable territories: LAD: 1/10 (10%) LCX: 4/6 (67%) RCA: 2/4 (50%) what dose LVEF: 30% and EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml mean? and how is my father overall situation and please advice about completly.

41 ml EF(teich): 65% MV E max vel: 61cm/sec Left ventr. Normal Right ventr. Normal Atrier size left/right normal Tricuspid .

all normal. Patent foramen ovale noted (small) AV Vales: all normal. Ventricles: Mild right ventricular hypertrophy. Mild concentric left ventricular hypertrophy. Restrictive membranous VSD with inlet extension. Conotruncus: all normal. Vessels: all normal. PA branches are confluent, however the RPA is more anterior than LAP, unable to obtain both PA's in same plant. No PDA. Function: normal Measurements and Calculations: RVDd: 1.0 cm IVSd: 0.39 cm LVIDd: 2.2 cm LVPWd: 0.

My EF is 80% and ESV 8ml. Can you please explain this? I have mild MVP with regurgitation and CAD with 2 LD 50% blockages. I have been getting very fatiqued, short of breath with exertion. At night, my heart pumps very hard. I have bouts of tachycardias "at rest", 2-3 times monthly. During these episodes, I feel very fatigued, have nausea and my bp rises. I have been having more frequent pvc last few days with a strange throat feeling.

Findings : Stress LV EF is 60% Stress EDV is 80mL and ESV 32mL Impression: Anterior wall ischema. Anterior apical wall infarct. No segmented wall motion abnormalities. What does this mean? Had two stents 2 years ago. I am thinking asking for heart cath? Dr. put me on Plavix after this. Going back in a week to ask follow up questions.

was 22 ml and the ESVI was 13. IMPRESSIONS: There are no significant reversible defects." (The EDV and EDVI were both wnl.) QUESTION: How will this (small lv) affect me? (I'm 65+.

ESV is the volume after the heart has finished pumping cycle. Subtract ESV from EDV and divide by ESV times 100 provides the ejection fraction. The metrics you provide indicate a 40%EF. Normal is 50 to 70% so it appears to me to 40% is lower than a normal output because the systolic function is less than normal at 40%! Don't understand your comment!.

30% EDV: 177ml. ESV: 124ml. IMPRESSION: • large transmural infarct (scar myocardium) involving apex , apical ½ of anterior wall, septum and all other apical segments. • Marked LV cavity dilatation.

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